@LabibaOni I understand what you mean. If there is an influx of those types of stories, then it might skew the way the reader sees the world. I'm someone who reads for entertainment, so I know what I'm getting into when I read it.
Fiction readers and drama viewers should know this is all not real, but if there are young people who can't tell, then it's dangerous. I guess that's why they put up these cautionary warnings before the drama or movie or book starts.
I watch a soap opera or a drama, knowing that this is all exaggerated. Same thing with these books that take it to the extreme, but it is also a source of fun for me. Or I guess it depends on the book! Too much of something is always undesirable. It's like if a character gets amnesia multiple times, then it will be off-putting to the reader.
As I grow up and look at the world, I'm beginning to see it not black and white, but grey everywhere. Some people might be affected by it, some might not. In the end, every person needs to take responsibility for their own life. You cannot worry too much about it, as people will do what they please.
Yes, we all need to learn and experience life more to know what is reality and what is fiction. Sometimes they cross, but it's up to us to have that curiosity and pursue these questions until we reach our own conclusion. A writer or movie or drama have done a great job if I start Googling topics after its conclusion to learn more about whatever I'm curious about.
